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Entire City Put On War Footing
Roundup of Japanese nations- Meaning: Japanese citizens were taken by soldiers from their homes
Diners finished their meals and Japanese citizens were escorted to their homes- Meaning: Japanese Americans were forced into horse stalls and hardly got fed
Japanese American Internment
-The commanding general determined that all Japanese citizens should move inland-Meaning: all Japanese citizens should be forced to move from their homes and relocated inland
From the Desert Exile
-Japanese citizens need to relocate and live in apartments-Meaning: Japanese Americans need to be pushed from their homes and live in unsanitary horse stables

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Barakk: a small building that soldiers live in but in stead they were old horse stables that were very small.

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The president couldn’t have even called the Japanese citizens but had to be called them non-aliens.

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Migration because it wasn’t migration they were forced to move lands.

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The Military video states that the Japanese "Cheerfully gathered in the churches and handled the paperwork" that is propaganda because it contradicts the personal account of the Japanese Americans who stated they were scared and depressed when rounded up by military police.

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The Military video states that the Japanese "Cheerfully gathered in the churches and handled the paperwork" that is propaganda because it contradicts the personal account of the Japanese Americans who stated they were scared and depressed when rounded up by military police.

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The video states that the American soilders told the Japanese that they would be going to Concentration camps. Which really meant that they would be going to live in smelly, nasty stalls.

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In the video, it tells us that the Japanese cheerfuly left their homes as that is the least they could do but in both the book “How Baseball saved us” and the “Desert exiles” it told us that they were forced out of their home.

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American soldiers kicked the Japanese out of their homes and ordered them to go live in concentration camps which was another way of saying small, smelly, horse stalls

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Barrack is a house that is made for soldiers, but for Japanese internment camps, these were smelly, unsanitised, and small buildings made from used horse pens.

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In the desert exile text, it said that the family lived in Barrack 16 Apartment 40. But what they really meant for Apartment was horse stables.

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When the Japanese were told that they are going the camps they were really put in horse stalls and not at all what they were told. I found this in the video.

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In the video the narrator stated that the Japanese people were migrated to the camps but really, they were tooken far away from their homes and lived in house stables

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When the military men said they were going to internment camps, the camps were really camps of horse stalls.

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In the video the book of Baseball Saved us the crowd said “JAP” which really dosent mean what they say it means they hate you and your a disgrace to that thing for example the black child he was picked on for his race and size and baseball but’s he ended up being good.

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When the first video says Migration it really meant forced moving because the Japanese were forced to move from their homes.

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In the video it stated that they were non aliens this means that they were from a Japanese dosen’t but they were not “citizens” because of there race.

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When the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, the US Govt. told the Japanese that they were going to be sent to Internment camps, when the Govt. really meant that they were going to be sent to Segregated/Dump camps.

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When the Japanese were sent to camps there was untruthfulness of how the camps were in high amounts. In the  Camps they called it barracks although they actually were old horse stables that were dirty, dusty, and small.

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Internment camp, desert horse track where Japanese decendances kept
Barakes, horse stall